Ohio Rev. Code § 101.11
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§ 101.11. House called to order - appointment of clerk pro tempore - presentation of certificates - oath of office
Official statutory text
September 17, 1973 House Bill 994 - 110th General Assembly At two p.m. of the day appointed for the beginning of the first regular session of the general assembly, the speaker of the house of representatives during the preceding biennium or in his absence, the speaker pro tempore of the house of representatives during the preceding biennium shall take the chair, call the representatives-elect to order, and appoint one of them clerk pro tempore. He also shall call the districts in numerical order and, as they are called, the representatives-elect therefrom shall present their certificates and take the oath of office.
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